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Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1887-12-10

Mr.. M. S. Hamlin one of the best known
insurance men in North Carolina, writes
from Winston, as follows: Ever since /
was seven years of age l have had what
the doctors call hip disease, and which
call white swelling. My hip was drawn
out of place. There was a swelling at the
knee-joint, where there is a profuse rum
ming, which has been there for years. Of
course this has greatly depleted my sys-
TEN, together with surgical operation on
the leg bone. tried every known blood
purifier to build up my system, but none
did rue good until took S. SsS. use it
every spring. 1t always builds me up,
giving me appetite and digestion, and ena-
bles me TO stand the long, trying, ener-
waiting, hot summer days. To me there is
no such medicine for purifying the blood
and building up the wasted system as
S. S. 5. On using it l soon became strong
Of body and easy of mind. My color
changed from pale, worn look to a
healthy. robust complexion"
Mr. G. N. Frizzel, of Farmersville,
Texas, writes About August LIST, 1865,
an eruption appeared on my arms and
legs, which panied me much and seemed
to affect my physical condition generally.
On the advice of physician at this place,
finally commenced using Swift's Specific.
/ am glad to say that after using three
large bottles the sores have all healed"
Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases
mailed free THE SWIFT SPECIFIC Co.,
Drawer 8. Atlanta, Ga.
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DIR. TALMAGE'S IDEA OF HEAVEN

''But there is metropolis OF i'm
mense proportions,n said Dr. Talmage
in a recent sermon, with appoint
ments of splendor that only poets
and angels can describe. 1 don't
know but some of our astronomers
have already discovered it. 1t is
spelled with six letters, and we pro-
nounced it, Heaven 1t was the resi-
dence years ago of the Prince Jesus
Not frost chilled the air; there
was never headache, never funeral,
never black veil woven, for there
was nothing to weep over. The cltl-
zens are in a condition of adolescence;
there are orchards of undying fruitage.
If asked what is sickness or death
they could not answer. In that coun
try Jesns was most admired. When
he walked the streets white garlands
were taken off and thrown in front of
him. Sometimes he walked with the
poorest, sometimes he rode in a
chariot. Of all the inhabitants of that
city, from the tops of the hills down
to the beach, he was the most favored.
''Richl Bnild all the places of the
earth and all the values of earth into
one coin and they do not express his
affluence. Solomon had f6S0,000,-
900. but a greater million
aire is here, the quadrillionaire of
heaven? They hoist II colors on the
walls, from striped jasper at the base,
to emerald at the towers.
ooh, what place ! All the lowell
ness of hill and dale, all the thrill of
music, instrumental and vocal. The
prince of peace stood there, rich in
power, rich in holiness. All! Paul
amt come very wide of the mark
when he said he is rich"
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Mary AHderson's Masoor Pearl.


''If had Mary Anderson's pearl would
ask fate for nothing more"
The lady who spoke was delightiug the
eyes of two or three acquaintance with the
contents of a number of jewel cases by no
means empty.
at is mascot with Miss Anderson" she
went on, land you cannot wonder, for
though not one of the largest it is one of the
most perfectly shaped and mos beautiful
pearls in the world. A pearl is juss the jewel
for her, white, bold and fair, and she never
lets this one leave her person. have turned
my opera glass ON her twenty times when she
was on the stage and never failed to discover
that pearl somewhere in her toilet She
wears it in her hair, on her throat, her finger,
catching up the draperies of her gown. She
says it means peace and rest to her, and she
could not act If she did not touch it before
she stepped in front of the footlights and did
not have it where her eye could fall upon it
ia her trying parts. Washington Post
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Twenty one large wagons have
been shipped to South America by
an indianapolis maker on which to
haul as much as can be loaded on
them. Each weighs about $500 lbs.
and each wheel weighs about 2S8 lbs.
The tires are four inches wide aud
one inch thick. The axles are of
hickory, the hubs of black birch and
the remainder of the wagon is of oak
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Tho Puff Ball's Spores.

Tho common puff ban strikingly illustrates
the rapidity with which fungi may multiply.
Ii is said that 500 years would be required
for man 10 count the spores of a single ball,
if il were possible to continue the counting
day and night for that time. Yet favor
ably planted spore win produce plant az
large Us the double fist in a single night
A 'slnsav
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1857.
Harper's Young People.

HARPER's YOU'VE People has been called
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less than TO the tastes of children namely,
by an earnest and well sustained effort to
provide the best and mo st attractive reading
for young people at a low price The Illus
trations are copious and OF a eonsplcnously
high standard of excellence.
An eome Of everything that s attractive ana desirA
bic in juvenile literature. Boston Courier.
weekly good things TO the boys and girls Ia
every family which it visits~-Brookiyn Union.
it is wonderful In its wealth of pictures, information
aud lnterest--Christian Advocate, N. y.
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Newspapers not to copy this advertisement with
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It is not often that the social ambitions OF the
milfionaires OF the Pacific coast commend Them
selves TO public admiration; but the contrast he
tween the destiny which awaits Charles Crocker's
daughter and that which has been chosen by OR
for 50 many other young women similarly placed.
deserves more than passing notice. With her for.
tune, present and prospective, there would have
been nothing astonishing in Miss Crockers being
given In marriage 10 scion OF foreign nobility. in
exchange for the conference of title upon herself
and her children. That she is TO be married TO one
OF her own eounrryInen, an Industrious young law
yer, and the descendant of a line OF patriotic
American ancestors whose highest pride has been
In their distinction for scholarship aud the domes
tic virtues, speaks volumes for her own good taste
and the sound sense OF her parents It is to be
hoped that her example will establish precedent:
and that the days are nearly numbered for Miss
Money bags from the states, to make herself and
her country ridiculous by her annual crest-hunt.
ing tour OF Europe.
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II Charles Reade were still alive his scrap book
of newspaper clippings suggestions for future
novels would surely gather in the strange story of
the Baooieombe murder. An English lady MUIR
dered and rObbed-her servant, Lee convicted of
the crime-three attempts 10 hang Lee and three
failures BY successive breakings OF the rope
superstitiouS horror among The ofhcials-conInu-
tation OF Lees sentence topena servitude for
oeath-bed confession OF the real murderer. estab-
fishing Lees innocence-Lee's release and COM
pensation from the government. What an air of
inprooabihty would surround novel, based upon
and developing these headings. Which one of re-
cent nctionS can boast i plot more sensational
than that OF this true story?
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The Mexican duel seems todiler from the French
duel In the proportion OF 10 o. In the French
duel nothing happens 10 either participant In
the latest case in Mexico both eoinbatants were
killed Perhaps the French styles more consider
ate and polite; but serious persons viii have more
respect for The Mexican, because II grievance Is
worth resort 70 arms Is worth ffghting over
tlli Il Is literally wiped out IN blood
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The operation OF the Interstate commerce law
continues 10 be made a. oppressive as possible by
the corporations which are opposed TO It. On the
Lake Shore road for example it has hitherto been
the custom 10 allow stockholders pass free over
the line on the day of the annual election-a fair
enough rule designed to reduce TO a minimum
those Inequalities OF distance from the place OF
meeting which might prevent the fullest attend
ance. Now the order has gone forth from the
headquarters OF the company that, even within
the state OF Ohio where the Interstate act would
not apply, no distinction shall be made between
stockholders and other persons, but that all alike
shall pay fare This is the most deliberate case OF
cutting OF ones hose 10 spite ones face that has
been witnessed Yet fruit of the new law. II
the railroad companies were in earnest and made
their complaints in good 1aith they would try to
reduce, rather than 10 augment, the discomforts
they suffer. Any other course leads inevitably to
the conclusion that they are making their plight
worse than IL need be for the purpose not OF test
Ing the law, but OF securing its condemnation
without a fair trial OF its merits.
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FOR RENT--HOUSES

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kitchen. bed roouls and tAth-room 2latrotes open
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PERSONAL.

IF THE YOUNG MAN WHO DANCED THE
Mobile Bnck" on Pennsylvania ave- on the 18th
will address Lady III Blue, Star office, he viii hear Of
friend It,
INFORMATION Is DESIRED OF MEIER GRAUPR
Il or GRAUBE, who IN 1864 was a baker on 9TH st-
VI. and in 1860 q giszler ut 1875 ID a. south
GERMAN CONSULAR AGENCY. 42o Tth st NV. lt'
NNANTED-THE NAME AND ADDRESS OF THE
w lady living the city, cut the blsdensburg
road who her carriage witnessed the brutal
saGlt of one KEY on oolored boy employed by ths
Washington Brick Machine Co, April o, 1881.
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an ACCOUNT OF THE HEAVY DEMAND UPON
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The Massachusetts, board OF railroad commits
saoners have finally reached the conclusion that
the Kosdndale disaster was caused by the fact
that the bridge was so worn ..as TO be inca
pablo Of outstanding the weight OF the cars. -
The point OF the report Is not found In the fac,
that the bridge fell because IL was incapable Of
standing. but IN the fact that the company per-
initted the BRIDE u Dc used IN spite OF protest
until, without the excuse OF any sudden shock or
recently developed defect IL collapsed from
general cause, open 10 the observation OF every
one.
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nuR e. 30 LADIES' KID BOOTS in opera toe and
<oounAon ssLs< all widths. 81 80, this week only.
ap22-ss 1asi "a is 49n i giiA =
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Srso1A1 SALE OF Qu1Irs.


The big stock suggests a sale" We buy
largely in order to sell low. From the excellent
stock we quote the following specially good
values;
Case liza White Crochet Bed Spreads, only
zoe each.
only 90c, each.
ssy i sSs the Bed Bed
dollar spread made.
el.20 each.
White Crochet Bed Spreads, extra size and
extra quality, only 81. 30 each.
For Summer Quilt the "Aliendsle" has no
equal. 1t is soft, very light weight, easy to
lappAer spd extremely durable. We keep the
use no other
fsg x Ss yssas fo aos g Sss a a. sa seh
2Ax2N yards, for double beds, q each.
"Ax2h yards. for largest beds made, e1-25
each.
The French makers for genius. All house.
keepers know the disadvantages and dissatis-
faction in laundering handsome Bed Spreads.
to pieces by the laundress- The French have
combined al the elements, quality, beauty and
durability in half the usual bulk and weight.
Patterns in Satin Finished Au-Overs, imita-
S7.56, U.s. 30 and ei2 50 each. '''''Ae'' gu
We think our Spread stock will please you.
Easement: to the right
WOODWARD IOTHROp
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The W1lson-hoen scandal came near reaching
an abrupt end on Saturday, when the principal
actor in il sought further lease OF nOtorieUy by
swallowing dose OF laudanum- Unfortunately.
the stomach pump which was applied to relieve
hun OF the poison did not bring up the deadly secret
with the rest That remains 10 yex an inqaisitive
world; but IL has been carried so Icing and treated
80 rUdely that IL has probably lost good deal OF
It's pristine power
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Easement; 70 the left, center.)
WOODWARD & LOTHRoP.
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Sheets, Pillow and Bolster Gases has necessitatsd
giving more space to these goods, hence we
to the right 81 stairway. '''N' ''''''''A'
The ,,sss ts zee and
experienced and capable work people. = N'''' "
READY-MADE BED SHEETS.
yaFs B BsssSsa az: and Brown each
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.RTx2H yards. Fine Grade Bleachsd, rs and
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Exx2k yards Bleached, fne grade. $780, each
READY-MADE PILLOW-CASks.
22hx36 in. Only 2Oe. each.
22Hx36 in,, Fine, 25c. each.
22Tx30 In, Heavy, 25c. each.
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READY-MADE BOLSTER-CASES.
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Al address has been issued by the London Peace
Society to the friends OF peace the United states
II states that the members of the society have OBJ
served with some anxiety the difference which
has arisen between the United states and Great
Britain on the question OF the Canadian fisheries,
suggests danger that by the use Of incOnsiderate
and irritating language on either side the spirit of
the two nations may become unduly agitated, but
diSclaimS any apprehension that the matter will
lead 10 any serious breach OF the cordial friend
ship between the two nations. III ordinary diplo-
matte negotiations tail the reference OF the points
In dispute TO some form OF peaceful arbitration Is
urged. The emphatic declarations of Presidents
Grant, Hayes and Garfield in favor OF submitting
all disputes especially between Great Britain and
the United states, TO peaceful methods OF settle
ment are recalled, and 1T is suggested that ques-
lions OF far greater gravity than that which now
troubles for a moment the relations OF the two
countries have been happily disposed Of by this
method Of adjustment.
The highest civilization and enlightenment viii
bring international arbitration substitute for
war, and peace societies have good effect IN as
sisting the worlds development in this direction
But the world moves very slowly away from war.
The American Peace Society shortly before the
Crtmean war formed and announced the conelu-
zion that men had reached that condition OF en-
hghtenment in which war was an fmpo55ibiiity.
But the impossible happened both in Europe and
rors the wars which followed. The difficulty will
be settled only when the ruling element in every
powerful nation appreciates the evils Of War and
tnclines 70 arbitration. single war-discardlng
nation would be at the same disadvantage among
the barbarous great powers of to-day as the small
boy whose mother Will not let him fight among
the pinching, kicking, bullying roughs who tor
ment him at school. IL should be possible, how
ever even at this stage OF the world to settle dis
putes between the United states and Great Britain
by arbitration The address in the present case
should however be aimed at the Canadians and
not ut the people OF the United States. The nu-
mer0us officers of the London Peace society seem
TO be almost entirely members Of parliament, and
their admontions would doubtless have weight
with the Canadian authorities. our fishermen
driven by shipwreck or stress OF weather or need
OF provisions into our nei shbors waters, have been
refused the hospitatties and decencies OF huIhan-
tty; have been subjected 10 ali sorts OF insults and
tndignltleS and in some Instances powder and
ball have expedited their departure. Cannon firing
tends to unduly agiJaJe the spirit than '.irr-
tating language Let the London Peace Society
enlarge its Reid OF labor,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-04-25

The proposal OF the Rifles blnd TO give Sunday
concerts Ia The public parks deserves encourage
ment Col Wilson has given his consent and now
ali that remains is for the Commissioners To give
theirs 1t may be that the rich people OF the city
would not attend the concerts in great numbers.
for they have a thousand ways OF passing holi-
day pleasantly but with the poorer class ft is Diff
ferent- They work hard during the week: and ON
sunday. their only tine for recreation. the
libraries, museums and art galleries are closed
against them. Conducted on the plan proposed
by popular subscription, the Injury Will not be a
charge upon The public treasury.
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Ewes R1eHr HERE.
GOOD NEWS Is THE BEST NEWS. THEREFORE,.
READ on
one half the attention that is paid to making money
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